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ACTION IN SUPPORT OF AZERBAIJANI OFFICER RAMIL SAFAROV HELD IN ANKARA
Today
Sept 23 2011
Azerbaijan
An action in support of Azerbaijani officer Ramil Safarov was held
in Ankara, Turkey.
The action organized by ASIMDER, the organization for struggling
against the groundless Armenian claims, was held outside the Hungarian
embassy in Ankara. Citizens of the Republic of Azerbaijan and Iranian
Azerbaijanis attended the event.
The participants said that Hungarian court didn't consider extenuating
motives while sentencing Safarov and demanded to reargue the case.
They also emphasized the importance of Safarov's serving remaining
part of imprisonment in Azerbaijan.
A high-ranking official of the Hungarian embassy in Ankara met the
action participants and promised to deliver their written statement
to his country's officials and after evaluating it they will inform
the action organizers about the developments.
Safarov was charged with killing of Armenian officer Gurgen Margaryan
in Hungary and sentenced to life imprisonment on April 13, 2006 by
the Budapest Court.
Today
Sept 23 2011
Azerbaijan
An action in support of Azerbaijani officer Ramil Safarov was held
in Ankara, Turkey.
The action organized by ASIMDER, the organization for struggling
against the groundless Armenian claims, was held outside the Hungarian
embassy in Ankara. Citizens of the Republic of Azerbaijan and Iranian
Azerbaijanis attended the event.
The participants said that Hungarian court didn't consider extenuating
motives while sentencing Safarov and demanded to reargue the case.
They also emphasized the importance of Safarov's serving remaining
part of imprisonment in Azerbaijan.
A high-ranking official of the Hungarian embassy in Ankara met the
action participants and promised to deliver their written statement
to his country's officials and after evaluating it they will inform
the action organizers about the developments.
Safarov was charged with killing of Armenian officer Gurgen Margaryan
in Hungary and sentenced to life imprisonment on April 13, 2006 by
the Budapest Court.